True Max on Number of Systems?

[ion stream]

Err, do you work in a cheese factory?

Thanks to you both for the info.

I found the 255 limit in the settings file right before coming back here.

One thing that could help off-set the slow down caused by extra large quadrants would be to reduce the average number of "objects" per system, right?

Has anyone tried a quadrant with say, 200 systems? Would the slow down for a 200 system quadrant be too ucomfortable using a P3 1 Ghz machine, and using the same average number of per system objects that the game normally generates?

[Ragnarok]

Originally posted by ion stream:
Err, do you work in a cheese factory?

Thanks to you both for the info.

I found the 255 limit in the settings file right before coming back here.

One thing that could help off-set the slow down caused by extra large quadrants would be to reduce the average number of "objects" per system, right?

Has anyone tried a quadrant with say, 200 systems? Would the slow down for a 200 system quadrant be too ucomfortable using a P3 1 Ghz machine, and using the same average number of per system objects that the game normally generates?

If you got a P3 1 Ghz machine you are just fine. I run 255 systems in a map once with alot more then normal objects in a system and it runs smoothly. And I use a P3 866 Mhz machine. So that shouldn't be a factor.

[narf poit chez BOOM]

i'm a large cartoon mouse, what do you expect me to eat?

[Daynarr]

Originally posted by narf poit chez BOOM:
i'm a large cartoon mouse, what do you expect me to eat?

Large cartoon cheese?

[narf poit chez BOOM]

*gives Daynarr a medal*

[Jake Monroe]

Originally posted by narf poit chez BOOM:
i'm a large cartoon mouse, what do you expect me to eat?

Of course you would eat cheese, but what would I eat?

[narf poit chez BOOM]

vegetarian. i'm eight feet tall and have three very good hammer's.

plus, of course, everyone know's that cartoon mice are more dangerous than cats.